
A Supernatural Dog from the Start
开局一条超凡狗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 850k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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385Chapters
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25.4kFans
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Qidian (the website) said I'd already said too much in the comments section of this chapter, so they wouldn't let me reply anymore. I can only express my gratitude to the brothers who pointed out my mistakes by starting this thread. I have read all your comments and will correct my mistakes immediately. Finally, I'd like to say thank you all for your support.
I can't afford the Golden Alliance, but I'll still keep my promise to give the reward. The main problem with this book is that the author lacks some harsh realities from life.
If you see any typos, please write a comment to point them out. I, Tang Aotian, will correct them immediately upon seeing them. I won't make any other excuses; any mistakes are simply due to my carelessness.
This writing style brings back so many memories; it reminds me of the Grimm's Fairy Tales I read in sixth grade. If I haven't flopped by payday next month, I'll give you a tip! 🤫
Keep up the good work, author! I'll support you!
The battle has finally begun! Let's give some tips!
After reading the public chapters, I thought the beginning was quite good, but the further I read, the more I felt the characters talked too much nonsense, and more importantly, it wasn't interesting at all. It felt strangely awkward and pulled me out of the story – that's the main problem, in my opinion. The character development is a bit immature, but not a major issue and tolerable.
The premise is a modern one, a "get lost" trope. However, the protagonist is a ten-year-old archetype. Modern readers don't really enjoy seeing a protagonist grow from naivety to maturity; they prefer a protagonist who starts out mature and superior to everyone else. The protagonist of this book has already been given a time-travel template, but he is still so childish and silly.
We're currently in the recommendation period, so I hope everyone can cast a recommendation vote to give us support and encouragement. Thank you so much, newbie!
I'm completely dumbfounded. Putting aside the fact that the protagonist's family has a history of knighthood, the extraordinary martial arts he possesses and inherits, which he can cultivate for a long time, are fire-based, the armor he swindled is armor, and the techniques he learned are close combat—the protagonist himself prefers hand-to-hand combat, and the weapon he obtained from the…